It's great that Karpov got one back over the same man who had once defeated him for the title.

i think at the start of the games when kasparov said he felt good when he was playing well was not so true.by this stage i believe he had been considering leaving chess for sum time.a great mind like his rightfuly deserves the chance to experience life outside of chess,and to break the strong hold russian chess has had in his life.we all know that at the peak of there playing years kasparov was a stronger player,not to take anything away from karpov.wouldnt we all like to be remembered for our greatest years??.

A lover like a torch, burns brighter when shaken.  Take care that you never declare war on Cupid.  What a pleasant stain comes from an enemies blood.You can find good luck easier than you can keep it.

down but not out.

This seems to be a scene from "Game over - Kasparov and the machine" which covers the historical defeat of Kasparov by Deep Blue in May 1997. It's a BBC coproduction and I really can recommend it.